Common use of Consequences of Expiry or Termination Clause in Contracts

Consequences of Expiry or Termination. 59.1. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 56 (Termination Rights) and makes other arrangements for the provision of services, the Service Provider indemnifies the Purchaser against all costs incurred in making those arrangements. 59.2. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 5 (Break), the Purchaser indemnifies the Service Provider against any unavoidable losses directly resulting from the termination of the Contract (excluding loss of profit). 59.3. Any indemnity given by the Purchaser under clause 59.2 is subject to the Service Provider: 59.3.1. taking all reasonable steps to mitigate its loss; 59.3.2. taking all reasonable steps to recover its losses under any insurance policies held by it; and 59.3.3. submitting a fully itemised and costed list of losses which it seeks to recover from the Purchaser together with supporting evidence. 59.4. Except as provided for in clauses 49 (Indemnity), 59.1 and 59.2 and the Management Arrangements, no indemnity is given or special payment is to be made by either Party to the other Party on expiry or termination of the Contract. 59.5. On expiry or termination of the Contract the Service Provider must: 59.5.1. immediately return to the Purchaser all Purchaser Property and Purchaser Protected Information in its possession; and 59.5.2. destroy or delete any copies of Purchaser Protected Information (whether physical or electronic) in its possession. 59.6. The following provisions survive the expiry or termination of the Contract: 59.6.1. clause 1 (Definitions and Interpretation); 59.6.2. clause 13 (Recovery of Sums Due); 59.6.3. clause 14 (Data Protection); 59.6.4. clause 15 (Transparency and Freedom of Information); 59.6.5. clause 16 (Authority Protected Information); 59.6.6. clause 17 (Service Provider Sensitive Information); 59.6.7. clause 18 (Audit [and Records Management]);

Appears in 36 contracts

Samples: Framework Agreement, Framework Agreement, Framework Agreement

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Consequences of Expiry or Termination. 59.160.1. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 56 57 (Termination Rights) and makes other arrangements for the provision of services, the Service Provider indemnifies the Purchaser against all costs incurred in making those arrangements. 59.260.2. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 5 (Break), the Purchaser indemnifies the Service Provider against any unavoidable losses directly resulting from the termination of the Contract (excluding loss of profit). 59.360.3. Any indemnity given by the Purchaser under clause 59.2 60.2 is subject to the Service Provider: 59.3.160.3.1. taking all reasonable steps to mitigate its loss; 59.3.260.3.2. taking all reasonable steps to recover its losses under any insurance policies held by it; and 59.3.360.3.3. submitting a fully itemised and costed list of losses which it seeks to recover from the Purchaser together with supporting evidence. 59.460.4. Except as provided for in clauses 49 50 (Indemnity), 59.1 and 59.2 and the Management Arrangementsmanagement arrangements, no indemnity is given or special payment is to be made by either Party to the other Party on expiry or termination of the Contract. 59.560.5. On expiry or termination of the Contract the Service Provider must: 59.5.160.5.1. immediately return to the Purchaser all Purchaser Property and Purchaser Protected Information in its possession; and 59.5.260.5.2. destroy or delete any copies of Purchaser Protected Information (whether physical or electronic) in its possession. 59.660.6. The following provisions survive the expiry or termination of the Contract: 59.6.160.6.1. clause 1 (Definitions and Interpretation); 59.6.260.6.2. clause 13 (Recovery of Sums Due); 59.6.360.6.3. clause 14 (Data Protection); 59.6.460.6.4. clause 15 (Transparency and Freedom of Information); 59.6.560.6.5. clause 16 (Authority Purchaser Protected Information); 59.6.660.6.6. clause 17 (Service Provider Sensitive Information); 59.6.760.6.7. clause 18 (Audit [and Records Management]);

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Framework Agreement, Framework Agreement

Consequences of Expiry or Termination. 59.160.1. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 56 57 (Termination Rights) and makes other arrangements for the provision of services, the Service Provider indemnifies the Purchaser against all costs incurred in making those arrangements. 59.260.2. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 5 (Break), the Purchaser indemnifies the Service Provider against any unavoidable losses directly resulting from the termination of the Contract (excluding loss of profit). 59.360.3. Any indemnity given by the Purchaser under clause 59.2 60.2 is subject to the Service Provider: 59.3.160.3.1. taking all reasonable steps to mitigate its loss; 59.3.260.3.2. taking all reasonable steps to recover its losses under any insurance policies held by it; and 59.3.360.3.3. submitting a fully itemised and costed list of losses which it seeks to recover from f rom the Purchaser together with supporting evidence. 59.460.4. Except as provided for in clauses 49 50 (General Indemnity), 59.1 60.1 and 59.2 and the Management Arrangements60.2, no indemnity is given or special payment is to be made by either Party to the other Party on o n expiry or o r termination of the Contract. 59.560.5. On expiry or termination of the Contract the Service Provider must: 59.5.160.5.1. immediately return to the Purchaser all Purchaser Property and Purchaser Protected Information in its possession; and 59.5.2and 60.5.2. destroy or delete any copies of Purchaser Protected Information (whether physical or electronic) in its possession. 59.660.6. The following provisions survive the expiry or termination of the Contract: 59.6.160.6.1. clause 1 (Definitions and Interpretation); 59.6.260.6.2. clause 13 (Recovery of Sums Due); 59.6.360.6.3. clause 14 0 (Data Protection); 59.6.460.6.4. clause 15 (Transparency and Freedom of Information); 59.6.560.6.5. clause 16 (Authority Purchaser Protected Information); 59.6.660.6.6. clause 17 (Service Provider Sensitive Information); 59.6.760.6.7. clause 18 (Audit [and Records Management]Audit); 60.6.8. clause 19 (Publicity); 60.6.9. clause 23 (Offers of Employment); 60.6.10. clause 25 (Information about Service Provider Employees); 60.6.11. clause 26 (Staff transfer on expiry or termination); 60.6.12. clause 28 (Parties’ pre-existing Intellectual Property Rights); 60.6.13. clause 29 (Specially Created Intellectual Property Rights); 60.6.14. clause 30 (Licences of Intellectual Property Rights); 60.6.15. clause 31 (Claims relating to Intellectual Property Rights); 60.6.16. clause 37 (Official Secrets Acts); 60.6.17. clause 40 (Service Provider’s Equipment);

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Samples: Services Contract

Consequences of Expiry or Termination. 59.1. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 56 (Termination Rightson Default) and makes other arrangements for the provision of services, the Service Provider Contractor indemnifies the Purchaser against all costs incurred in making those arrangements. 59.2. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 5 (Break), the Purchaser indemnifies the Service Provider Contractor against any unavoidable losses directly resulting from the termination of the Contract (excluding loss of profit). 59.3. Any indemnity given by the Purchaser under clause 59.2 is subject to the Service ProviderContractor: 59.3.1. taking all reasonable steps to mitigate its loss; 59.3.2. taking all reasonable steps to recover its losses under any insurance policies held by it; and 59.3.3. submitting a fully itemised and costed list of losses which it seeks to recover from the Purchaser together with supporting evidence. 59.4. Except as provided for in clauses 49 (General Indemnity), 59.1 and 59.2 and the Management Arrangements, no indemnity is given or special payment is to be made by either Party to the other Party on expiry or termination of the Contract. 59.5. On expiry or termination of the Contract the Service Provider Contractor must: 59.5.1. immediately return to the Purchaser all Purchaser Property and Purchaser Protected Information in its possession; and 59.5.2. destroy or delete any copies of Purchaser Protected Information (whether physical or electronic) in its possession. 59.6. The following provisions survive the expiry or termination of the Contract: 59.6.1. clause 1 (Definitions and Interpretation); 59.6.2. clause 13 (Recovery of Sums Due); 59.6.3. clause 14 (Data ProtectionProtection Act); 59.6.4. clause 15 (Transparency and Freedom of Information); 59.6.5. clause 16 (Authority Protected Information); 59.6.6. clause 17 (Service Provider Sensitive Information); 59.6.7. clause 18 (Audit [and Records Management]);

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Samples: Services Contract

Consequences of Expiry or Termination. 59.160.1. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 56 57 (Termination Rights) and makes other arrangements for the provision of services, the Service Provider indemnifies the Purchaser against all costs incurred in making those arrangements. 59.260.2. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 5 (Break), the Purchaser indemnifies the Service Provider against any unavoidable losses directly resulting from the termination of the Contract (excluding loss of profit). 59.360.3. Any indemnity given by the Purchaser under clause 59.2 Clause 60.2 is subject to the Service Provider: 59.3.160.3.1. taking all reasonable steps to mitigate its loss; 59.3.260.3.2. taking all reasonable steps to recover its losses under any insurance policies held by it; and 59.3.360.3.3. submitting a fully itemised and costed list of losses which it seeks to recover from the Purchaser together with supporting evidence. 59.460.4. Except as provided for in clauses 49 Clauses 50 (General Indemnity), 59.1 60.1 and 59.2 60.2 «F69: and the Management Arrangements», no indemnity is given or special payment is to be made by either Party to the other Party on expiry or termination of the Contract. 59.560.5. On expiry or termination of the Contract the Service Provider must: 59.5.160.5.1. immediately return to the Purchaser all Purchaser Property and Purchaser Protected Information in its possession; and 59.5.260.5.2. destroy or delete any copies of Purchaser Protected Information (whether physical or electronic) in its possession. 59.660.6. The following provisions survive the expiry or termination of the Contract: 59.6.160.6.1. clause Clause 1 (Definitions and Interpretation); 59.6.260.6.2. clause Clause 13 (Recovery of Sums Due); 59.6.360.6.3. clause Clause 14 (Data Protection); 59.6.460.6.4. clause Clause 15 (Transparency and Freedom of Information); 59.6.560.6.5. clause Clause 16 (Authority Purchaser Protected Information); 59.6.660.6.6. clause Clause 17 (Service Provider Sensitive Information); 59.6.760.6.7. clause Clause 18 (Audit [and Records Management]); 60.6.8. Clause 19 (Publicity); 60.6.9. Clause 23 (Offers of Employment); 60.6.10. Clause 25 (Information about Service Provider Employees); 60.6.11. Clause 26 (Staff transfer on expiry or termination); 60.6.12. Clause 28 (Parties' pre-existing Intellectual Property Rights); 60.6.13. Clause 29 (Specially Created Intellectual Property Rights); 60.6.14. Clause 30 (Licences of Intellectual Property Rights); 60.6.15. Clause 31 (Claims relating to Intellectual Property Rights); 60.6.16. Clause 37 (Official Secrets Acts); 60.6.17. Clause 40 (Service Provider's Equipment);

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Samples: Services Contract

Consequences of Expiry or Termination. 59.160.1. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 56 57 (Termination Rightson Default) and makes other arrangements for the provision of services, the Service Provider indemnifies the Purchaser against all costs incurred in making those arrangements. 59.260.2. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 5 (Break), the Purchaser indemnifies the Service Provider against any unavoidable losses directly resulting from the termination of the Contract (excluding loss of profit). 59.360.3. Any indemnity given by the Purchaser under clause 59.2 60.2 is subject to the Service Provider: 59.3.160.3.1. taking all reasonable steps to mitigate its loss; 59.3.260.3.2. taking all reasonable steps to recover its losses under any insurance policies held by it; and 59.3.360.3.3. submitting a fully itemised and costed list of losses which it seeks to recover from the Purchaser together with supporting evidence. 59.460.4. Except as provided for in clauses 49 50 (General Indemnity), 59.1 60.1 and 59.2 60.2 «F69: and the Management Arrangements», no indemnity is given or special payment is to be made by either Party to the other Party on expiry or termination of the Contract. 59.560.5. On expiry or termination of the Contract the Service Provider must: 59.5.160.5.1. immediately return to the Purchaser all Purchaser Property and Purchaser Protected Information in its possession; and 59.5.260.5.2. destroy or delete any copies of Purchaser Protected Information (whether physical or electronic) in its possession. 59.660.6. The following provisions survive the expiry or termination of the Contract: 59.6.160.6.1. clause 1 (Definitions and Interpretation); 59.6.260.6.2. clause 13 (Recovery of Sums Due); 59.6.360.6.3. clause 14 (Data ProtectionProtection Act); 59.6.460.6.4. clause 15 (Transparency and Freedom of Information); 59.6.560.6.5. clause 16 (Authority Purchaser Protected Information); 59.6.660.6.6. clause 17 (Service Provider Sensitive Information); 59.6.760.6.7. clause 18 (Audit [and Records Management]);

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Samples: Services Contract

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Consequences of Expiry or Termination. 59.1. 70.1 Where the Purchaser Authority terminates the this Contract in whole or in part under clause 56 66 (Termination Rights) and makes other arrangements for the provision of services, the Service Provider indemnifies the Purchaser Authority against all costs incurred in making those arrangements. 59.2. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 5 (Break), the Purchaser indemnifies the Service Provider against any unavoidable losses directly resulting from the termination of the Contract (excluding loss of profit). 59.3. Any indemnity given by the Purchaser under clause 59.2 is subject to the Service Provider: 59.3.1. taking all reasonable steps to mitigate its loss; 59.3.2. taking all reasonable steps to recover its losses under any insurance policies held by it; and 59.3.3. submitting a fully itemised and costed list of losses which it seeks to recover from the Purchaser together with supporting evidence. 59.4. 70.2 Except as provided for in clauses 49 (Indemnity), 59.1 and 59.2 and the Management Arrangementsthis Contract, no indemnity is given or special payment is to be made by either Party to the other Party on expiry or termination in whole or in part of the this Contract. 59.5. 70.3 On expiry or termination in whole or in part of this Contract (provided always to the extent necessary where this Contract has been terminated in part) the Service Provider must: 59.5.1. 70.3.1 immediately return to the Purchaser Authority all Purchaser Property Authority Property, Authority Confidential Information and Purchaser Authority Protected Information in its possession; and 59.5.2. and 70.3.2 destroy or delete any copies of Purchaser Authority Protected Information (whether physical or electronic) in its possession. 59.6. 70.4 Where this Contract is terminated by the Authority only in part, the Parties shall agree the effect of any Change required by such partial termination in accordance with the Change Control Procedure, including the effect the partial termination may have on any other Services and the Charges. 70.5 The following provisions survive the expiry or termination of the this Contract: 59.6.1. 70.5.1 clause 1 (Definitions and Interpretation); 59.6.2. 70.5.2 clause 2 (Conflict); 70.5.3 clause 10 (Notices); 70.5.4 clause 13 (Recovery of Sums Due); 59.6.3. 70.5.5 clause 14 (Data ProtectionProtection ); 59.6.4. 70.5.6 clause 15 (Transparency and Freedom of Information); 59.6.5. 70.5.7 clause 16 (Confidential Information); 70.5.8 clause 17 (Authority Protected Information); 59.6.6. 70.5.9 clause 17 18 (Service Provider Sensitive Information); 59.6.7. 70.5.10 clause 18 19 (Audit [and Records Management]Financial Reports); 70.5.11 clause 20 (Publicity); 70.5.12 clause 23 (Census Confidentiality Provision) 70.5.13 clause 32 (Offers of Employment);

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Samples: Services Contract

Consequences of Expiry or Termination. 59.1. 58.1 Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 56 0 (Termination Rightson Default) and makes other arrangements for the provision of services, the Service Provider Contractor indemnifies the Purchaser against all costs incurred in making those arrangements. 59.2. 58.2 Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 5 4 (Break), the Purchaser indemnifies the Service Provider Contractor against any unavoidable losses directly resulting from the termination of the Contract (excluding loss of profit). 59.3. 58.3 Any indemnity given by the Purchaser under clause 59.2 0 is subject to the Service Provider: 59.3.1. 58.3.1 taking all reasonable steps to mitigate its loss; 59.3.2. 58.3.2 taking all reasonable steps to recover its losses under any insurance policies held by it; and 59.3.3. 58.3.3 submitting a fully itemised and costed list of losses which it seeks to recover from the Purchaser together with supporting evidence. 59.4. 58.4 Except as provided for in clauses 49 0 (General Indemnity), 59.1 0 and 59.2 0 and the Management Arrangements, no indemnity is given or special payment is to be made by either Party to the other Party on expiry or termination of the Contract. 59.5. 58.5 On expiry or termination of the Contract the Service Provider Contractor must: 59.5.1. 58.5.1 immediately return to the Purchaser all Purchaser Property and Purchaser Protected Information in its possession; and 59.5.2. 58.5.2 destroy or delete any copies of Purchaser Protected Information (whether physical or electronic) in its possession. 59.6. 58.6 The following provisions survive the expiry or termination of the Contract: 59.6.1. 58.6.1 clause 1 (Definitions and Interpretation); 59.6.2. 58.6.2 clause 13 12 (Recovery of Sums Due); 59.6.3. 58.6.3 clause 13 (Data Protection Act); 58.6.4 clause 14 (Data Protection); 59.6.4. clause 15 (Transparency and Freedom of Information); 59.6.5. 58.6.5 clause 16 (Authority 15(Purchaser Protected Information); 59.6.6. 58.6.6 clause 17 16 (Service Provider Contractor Sensitive Information); 59.6.7. 58.6.7 clause 18 17 (Audit [and Records Management]); 58.6.8 clause 18 (Publicity); 58.6.9 clause 22 (Offers of Employment); 58.6.10 clause 24 (Information about Contractor Employees); 58.6.11 clause 25 (Staff transfer on expiry or termination); 58.6.12 clause 27 (Parties’ pre-existing Intellectual Property Rights); 58.6.13 clause 28 (Specially Created Intellectual Property Rights); 58.6.14 clause 29 (Licences of Intellectual Property Rights); 58.6.15 clause 30 (Claims relating to Intellectual Property Rights); 58.6.16 clause 36 (Official Secrets Acts); 58.6.17 clause 39 (Contractor’s Equipment);

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Samples: Framework Agreement

Consequences of Expiry or Termination. 59.1. ‌ 68.1 Where the Purchaser terminates the this Contract in whole or in part under clause 56 64 (Termination Rights) and makes other arrangements for the provision of services, the Service Provider indemnifies the Purchaser against all costs incurred in making those arrangements. 59.2. Where the Purchaser terminates the Contract under clause 5 (Break), the Purchaser indemnifies the Service Provider against any unavoidable losses directly resulting from the termination of the Contract (excluding loss of profit). 59.3. Any indemnity given by the Purchaser under clause 59.2 is subject to the Service Provider: 59.3.1. taking all reasonable steps to mitigate its loss; 59.3.2. taking all reasonable steps to recover its losses under any insurance policies held by it; and 59.3.3. submitting a fully itemised and costed list of losses which it seeks to recover from the Purchaser together with supporting evidence. 59.4. 68.2 Except as provided for in clauses 49 (Indemnity), 59.1 and 59.2 and the Management Arrangementsthis Contract, no indemnity is given or special payment is to be made by either Party to the other Party on expiry or termination in whole or in part of the this Contract. 59.5. 68.3 On expiry or termination in whole or in part of this Contract (provided always to the extent necessary where this Contract has been terminated in part) the Service Provider must: 59.5.1. 68.3.1 immediately return to the Purchaser all Purchaser Property Property, Purchaser Confidential Information and Purchaser Protected Information in its possession; and 59.5.2. and 68.3.2 destroy or delete any copies of Purchaser Protected Information (whether physical or electronic) in its possession. 59.6. 68.4 Where this Contract is terminated by the Purchaser only in part, the Parties shall agree the effect of any Change required by such partial termination in accordance with the Change Control Procedure, including the effect the partial termination may have on any other Services and the Charges. 68.5 The following provisions survive the expiry or termination of the this Contract: 59.6.1. 68.5.1 clause 1 (Definitions and Interpretation); 59.6.2. 68.5.2 clause 13 2 (Conflict); 68.5.3 clause 9 (Notices); 68.5.4 clause 12 (Recovery of Sums Due); 59.6.3. 68.5.5 clause 14 13 (Data Protection); 59.6.4. 68.5.6 clause 15 14 (Transparency and Freedom of Information); 59.6.5. 68.5.7 clause 15 (Confidential Information); 68.5.8 clause 16 (Authority Purchaser Protected Information); 59.6.6. 68.5.9 clause 17 (Service Provider Sensitive Information); 59.6.7. 68.5.10 clause 18 (Audit [and Records Management]Financial Reports); 68.5.11 clause 19 (Publicity); 68.5.12 clause 29 (Offers of Employment); 68.5.13 clause 31 (Information about Service Provider Employees); 68.5.14 clause 32 (Staff transfer on expiry or termination); 68.5.15 clause 35 (Parties’ pre-existing Intellectual Property Rights); 68.5.16 clause 36 (Specially Created Intellectual Property Rights); 68.5.17 clauses 37.1 and [37.3] (Licences of Intellectual Property Rights); 68.5.18 clause 37.8 (Claims relating to Intellectual Property Rights); 68.5.19 clause 44 (Official Secrets Acts); 68.5.20 clause 48 (Service Provider’s Equipment); 68.5.21 clause 49 (Purchaser Property); 68.5.22 clause 52 (Tax arrangements); 68.5.23 clause 55 (Sustainability); 68.5.24 clause 57 (Warranties and Representations); 68.5.25 clause 58 (Limitation of Liability and Indemnity); 68.5.26 clause 59 (Insurances); 68.5.27 clause 61 (Dispute Resolution); 68.5.28 clause 62 (Severability); 68.5.29 clause 63 (Waiver and Cumulative Remedies); 68.5.30 clause 67 (Exit Management); 68.5.31 this clause 68 (Consequences of Expiry or Termination); 68.5.32 clause 69 (Entire Agreement); 68.5.33 clause 70 (Third Party Rights); 68.5.34 clause 71 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction); 68.5.35 Schedule 1(Definitions); 68.5.36 Schedule 4 (Financial Reports and Model);

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Samples: Contract for the Provision of Services

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